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ISO: Japanese Fruit Cake (w/rum or rum extract)

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Looking for a recipe for Japanese Fruit cake. My grandmother made this cake at Christmas back in the 40's to 60's. Really moist and yummy. Want to bake for my grandkids.
Thanks! Happy Holidays!
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Shared by: Gail White - Los Angeles
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